Bring Zenus the lawyer: moral duties of the legal profession
Dr. Talmage delivers a sermon to lawyers urging moral and religious duties. He cites historical barristers and judges who championed Bible and Christianity, warns against temptations like skepticism and Sabbath-breaking, and exhorts attorneys to seek divine wisdom and maintain Sabbath rest while serving justice.
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Washington
Zen
Eida
Paul
Mediterranean
Nero
Feliz
Zepas
Titus
Zanas
Christ
Blackstone
Wilberforce
Benjamin F. Butler
New York
Charles Chauncey
Philadelphia
Marshall
Tenterden
Campbell
Sir Thomas More
Daniel Webster Stom
Supreme Court
Girard Will Cage
Samuel L. Southard
New Jersey
Princeton College
Edmund Burke
Warren Hastings
Westminster
House of Commons
India
Warren Li
Nan
Lord Thurlow
Lord Coke
Sir George McKenzie
Gray Friars
Edinburgh
Mackenzie
Zenus
Christian
Jarneen
Zonas
Lord Brougham
Saya Lond
Cicaro
Erakine
Ines Paine
Thomas Paine
Supreme Court of Heaven
Sarrogate's
Berolam
John
Poder
Jesus Christ
George Briggs
Massachusetts
John McLean
Supreme Court Room
Unitead
American Sunday School Andon
Story
Kant
Mansfield
Asa Uttle
Oran
Zenes
Notleon
Biaing
Feruinis
Rufus Choate
Choate
Hub
Eran Gabbath
Gardiner Springer
bin Babbath
Lord Castlereagh
Thomas Romilly
Bar
Castlereigh
Hale
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